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for Made In Brazil
27 dic 2012
14 dic 2012
Kaikado tea caddy
Kaikado is a Japanese designer that has developed this beautiful design of containers for tea. They are made in copper, tin and brass. The honesty on the use of the material relates to the ancient tradition of tea in the far east culture, creating an unique piece that will change and evolve with time.
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| Limited edition for Wallpaper magazine |
13 dic 2012
Modern religious architecture
I think I have expressed before my desire when I was studying architecture to design a church or a religious temple. Such an interesting typology on how humans we are trying to express the grandiosity of our spirituality.
images via plataformaarquitectura
12 dic 2012
Kim Thome
Works on Reflection
all images by Kim Thome
What it is beautiful about Kim's work is that it plays with our senses, like a magician does the trick and makes us believe in something that is impossible. The pieces showed above as well as his final project at the RCA make us stop and think about each one trying to figure out how it works.
11 dic 2012
Maio Studio
by Maio
A studio based in Barcelona that define themselves as a group of creative consultants that re-interpret spaces through design and architecture. Conceptual design and consulting might be the future for many of the studios at the moment that they are not able to build anything but still have that creativity erupting from their minds ready to be embodied in any media or way.
9 dic 2012
Charlie by Mathew Zink
featuring Ryan Bertroche
En estas fechas tan entrañables y que hace un frio de pelotas creo que es de recibo compartir con vosotros algo que nos caliente a todos la mente y el cuerpo un poco...
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6 dic 2012
3 dic 2012
De Wain Valentine
seen at ilikethisart.net
One of the most influential sculptors active in Los Angeles in the 1960’s and 1970’s, De Wain Valentine is perhaps best known for his striking, semitransparent, and delicately colored large-scale polyester resin sculptures of simple geometric forms that interact intensely with the surrounding light. Not as well known, however, are the challenges Valentine faced in finding a material that would allow him to realize his artistic vision.